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Okay, once again, abbreviated version of the program tonight, abbreviated edition of the program

here on the baseball reporter, 617-779085.

So I'll ask Jimmy Stewart, our producer, let's open up the phone lines right away.

Since we have a tight window here on the program, and you want to talk about that Red Sox win last night over the Orioles, we can do that. You want to talk about Clay Buckholtz's breakdown in Philadelphia. We can do that too because, boy, was my inbox flooded this morning. I don't know why the two are connected, Pomerans and Buckholtz, but we'll get to that here in a bit.

And also, we'll play John Farrell's comments for you, basically responding to Buck Show Walter's remarks last night at Fenway Park about how some teams are broadcasting the fact

that they have a flu, which felt like a direct shot at Farrell and the Red Sox.

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